TABLE 1.

Literature review of spinal intramedullary bronchogenic cysts of the conus medullaris

Authors & Year	Age (Yrs), Sex	Location	Symptoms	MRI Appearance	Cyst Fluid	Resection
Yilmaz et al., 200918	17, M	T12–L1	Back pain and bilateral lower limb paresthesia	T2: hyperintense	Yellow viscous	Partial resection Cyst wall tightly adherent
Balasubramaniam et al., 201122	21, M	T12–L1	Bilateral lower limb pain without weakness	T1: hypointense with wall enhancement T2: hyperintense	Mucinous	Near-total resection Cyst wall tightly adherent
Dusad et al., 201723	18, M	T2–3	Back pain with bilateral lower limb numbness and weakness	T1: hyperintense T2: hypointense	Yellow viscous	Near-total resection Cyst wall tightly adherent
Present case	24, M	L1	Back pain and bilateral hip pain without weakness	T1: hypointense with posterior wall enhancement T2: hyperintense	Clear, gelatinous	Near-total resection Thin walled and tightly adherent